Who gets flowers at your wedding?

Wondering who should receive flowers at your wedding? This question often arises during our consultations. The simple answer: whoever you choose! It's your special day, and you have the freedom to decide who receives floral arrangements. However, here's some guidance to help you make those decisions:

Traditionally, flowers are given to attendants, parents, grandparents, and anyone else with a role in the ceremony, such as readers, ring bearers, flower girls, singers, ushers, and officiants. Additionally, you might want to honor special individuals like godparents or aunts and uncles with flowers. However, it's becoming increasingly common to streamline floral arrangements. Many couples opt for simple bouquets or single flowers for select recipients, like mothers, rather than wrist corsages for everyone.

When deciding who gets flowers, consider the following:

Budget

Floral expenses can accumulate quickly. Whether you're ordering boutonnieres, corsages, bouquets, or flower crowns, costs can range from $15 to $80 per item. Be mindful of your budget as you decide who will receive floral arrangements.

Preferences

Take into account the personalities of those you wish to honor with flowers. While some may cherish the gesture, others might not enjoy the attention or fuss. Don't hesitate to ask their preferences before making arrangements.

Coordination

Keep in mind that each flower will need to be distributed to its recipient. Ensure that everyone receiving flowers can arrive early to the ceremony to collect and fasten their flowers, if necessary.

Ultimately, remember that it's your day, and you have the freedom to customize it as you wish. We hope these tips help you navigate the decision-making process regarding who receives flowers at your wedding!

Budget

Preferences

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